echo text to console where it run

[jkeks]

FileAppend ("asdas","*") - dont work
is there any way to print something to console where it run ?


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[swagfag]

dont insert spaces before the parens

[jkeks]

dont insert spaces before the parens

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can you give me correct example ?

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#Requires AutoHotkey v2.0
FileAppend ( "asdas" , "*" )

[swagfag]

yes, the correct example is

dont insert spaces before the parens

i dont understand why u took this to mean "insert an extra set of parens"......

[jkeks]

yes, the correct example is

dont insert spaces before the parens

i dont understand why u took this to mean "insert an extra set of parens"......

Take example from official site

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#Requires AutoHotkey v2.0
FileAppend "asdas", "*"

Result: Incorrect desciptor

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[swagfag]

use

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DllCall("AttachConsole", "UInt", ATTACH_PARENT_PROCESS := -1)

[thqby]

Filename
Type: String
The name of the file to be appended, which is assumed to be in A_WorkingDir if an absolute path isn't specified. The destination directory must already exist.
Standard Output (stdout): Specifying an asterisk (*) for Filename causes Text to be sent to standard output (stdout). Such text can be redirected to a file, piped to another EXE, or captured by fancy text editors. For example, the following would be valid if typed at a command prompt:
"%ProgramFiles%\AutoHotkey\AutoHotkey.exe" "My Script.ahk" >"Error Log.txt"
However, text sent to stdout will not appear at the command prompt it was launched from. This can be worked around by 1) compiling the script with the Ahk2Exe ConsoleApp directive, or 2) piping a script's output to another command or program. For example:
"%ProgramFiles%\AutoHotkey\AutoHotkey.exe" "My Script.ahk" |more
For /F "tokens=*" %L in ('""%ProgramFiles%\AutoHotkey\AutoHotkey.exe" "My Script .ahk""') do @Echo %L
Specifying two asterisks (**) for Filename causes Text to be sent to the standard error stream (stderr).

"%ProgramFiles%\AutoHotkey\AutoHotkey.exe" "2.ahk" |more